Opened 15 years ago
Closed 15 years ago
#53 closed defect (invalid)
Using unix sockets generates message "Nowhere to connect (malformed address)"
| Reported by: | Will Marler | Owned by: | Gabor Hudiczius |
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| Priority: | normal | Milestone: | |
| Component: | rTWi | Version: | |
| Severity: | major | Keywords: | |
| Cc: |
Description
I followed the instructions and tried the following combinations of entries:
<.rtorrent.rc> scgi_local = /var/torrent/.socket/rpc.socket
<rtwi's "users.conf"> [torrent] address = unix://var/torrent/.socket/rpc.socket pass = [a correct hash; I can log in no problems]
Whenever I log in though, I get "Nowhere to connect (malformed address)".
I assume I am configuring something incorrectly, but for the life of me I can't figure out what. I've tried all sorts of variations with / in the "unix:" address above, I've run "chmod 777 -R /var/torrent" and I've verified that on startup rtorrent puts a file "rpc.socket" in the /var/torrent/.socket directory. I'm completely stumped!
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unless you're trying to reach var/torrent/socket/rpc.socket inside your webserver's working directory, you're missing a slash in the adress field
to use an absoulte path (i guess, you want this) you should enter unix:///var/torrent/.socket/rpc.socket
the format is unix://<path>, vhere path can be either relative, or absolute, including paths staring with ~/ or ./
also make sure, your webserver has r/w access to the socket, otherwise rTWi won't be able to reach rTorrent